Sentence examples for prevalence mode from inspiring English sources
Serological tests for H. pylori infection have been helpful in epidemiological studies of prevalence, mode of transmission and spontaneous clearance of the infection; allowing for the development of preventive measures of infection early in life [6], [7], [24], [25].
In the high information condition participants were required to make judgments based on the name of the disorder, followed by a short description that included information regarding the symptoms, prevalence, mode of transmission, and fatality of the condition.
The present study on TTV prevalence, mode of transmission and age-specific prevalence is the largest study performed in Central and East Europe.
This study on TTV prevalence, mode of transmission and age-specific prevalence is the most extensive study performed in Central and Eastern Europe.
All of the available studies respectively focus on seizure semiology, prevalence, mode of inheritance and gene mutation identification; and have been conducted mainly in Denmark [ 23, 37, 41], the United States [ 35, 36, 38– 40] and Finland [ 34].
We generated 1,000 data sets under two different scenarios: one in which all prevalences between 0.00 and 1.00 were equally likely (uniform distribution); and another in which the most likely prevalence (mode) was 0.05, or 5%, with a linear decay to 0.00 at the lower limit and 1.00 at the upper limit (triangular distribution).
Table 3 describes the prevalence, modes and characteristics of CAM use among study participants.
Although our study accounted for the differences U.S. and African males in HIV and circumcision prevalence and mode of HIV transmission, we assumed the protective effect of circumcision observed in the African trials was applicable to U.S. males.
Frequencies and percentages were used to assess the prevalence, types, mode and patterns of CAM.
Little is known about the prevalence and mode of CAM use among patients with T2DM in Lebanon.
Anecdotally, use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine CAMM) for Musculoskeletal Pain (MSP) is common in Nigeria; however, there seems to be a dearth of empirical data on its prevalence and mode of use.
